To Control The Eisegesis-Humanist Pulpits Running Amuck

While it is true that we should not dwell on or live in the past within the confines of Christian living, a new approach is emerging, defined by social norms as politically correct Eisegesis, which is nothing more than mishandled truth. A behavior that is now becoming a governing factor regarding any truth of the word of God, as pulpits are now becoming fearful of a social rebuttal from those who are today’s social activists, rather than a God of vengeance. And as it filters through the pulpits of the corporate Church, an eerie remnant from the past is making an appearance once again.

Today’s humanist behavior by leadership is fondling a newfound platform that, in this day and hour, is perfectly suited to the social chaos. As activists of our day seek defamation of anything and anyone that distinguishes any good, and evil, right, or wrong, light, and dark within the cyclic conversation, and deny any scriptures that detail such things. This kind of activity creates voids that disregard truths essential to the growth of one’s spiritual and natural maturity, as revealed by a character whose faith in Christ is mediocre. Thus, as pulpits set aside any literal aspects of truth, they appear far more as spiritual doles than spiritual leaders.

The importance of this blog is that the groundwork for spiritual mediocrity is being introduced into many believers’ lives, thereby deferring sound scriptural advice that could be applied to cultivating a spiritual sense of life, marriage, and faith. The messages from many pulpits today are all about a pumped-up social camaraderie, leading believers to do whatever seems right in the latest societal trend. And giving a Sunday morning doxology about marriage containing a few paramount uses of words, rendering that this homosexuality thing is perverted fiction, is now seen as an apostasy of the worst kind.

Activities of sexual abuse, rape, and incest are all on the rise, even in churches, and congregants are seeing leadership at odds with scripture about spiritual revelation. If the history of the Church during the Dark Ages reveals its sinful, humanist deeds, then the present order of the Church says its here again. Many papal indigents who served during those dark years in the Church were viewed as sexual stepping stones to promiscuity that concerns today’s Priests, Bishops, Cardinals, and congregants. And any idea that sexual ignorance is confined to outside the churches is a stupid one at best, as much of it appears within its peer-structured authority, by leadership resolved to continue such evil among its patronage. 

1 Peter 1:23 ^(NKJV) having been born again, not of corruptible seed but incorruptible, through the word of God which lives and abides forever, Though scripture reveals believers are from an incorruptible seed when born again in Christ, it is hard to figure out how so much of the world’s order of sexual discerning is becoming present in the churches of today. You can see it when you discern what is not an active part of ministry anymore, which is clearly the Spirit and the incorruptible word that brought the new birth in the first place to transform one’s life to be as God has said, holy and without blame.

Church atmospheres now openly pander to a more worldly-oriented populace who see preaching the truth about God as blasphemy of a social eudicot since many are active emotionalists of a societal sect who have no or little tolerance for it. Many pulpits are made out to be socially vitriolic and/or pious, and any ministers caught supporting truth are subjected to exile and ridiculed by social media’s intolerant cancel culture. Something as simple as God declaring a man who has a wife has a good thing, and favor with the Lord is, by today’s cultural insight, sexually dishonorable and in conflict with a liberal social eudicot. Heb 13:4 Marriage is honourable in all, and the bed undefiled: but whoremongers and adulterers God will judge. Prov 18:22 ^(NKJV) He who finds a wife finds a good thing, And obtains favor from the LORD.

So, for pulpits to now be politically correct, there must be some scriptural decree that enables humanist ideals by an inclusive posture, where there is no exclusion of same-sex unions or alternative gender instabilities. And added to this is there are to be no traces of whiteness, as it is deemed as supremacy in an age of so-called inclusivity races. 2 Cor 5:7 ^(AMP) For we walk by faith [we regulate our lives and conduct ourselves by our conviction or belief respecting man’s relationship to God and divine things, with trust and holy fervor; thus we walk] not by sight or appearance. In this socially dogmatic era, faith is no longer regarded as relevant, as societal placation prevails.

While scripture is there for our direction of life and faith, pulpits rendering more and more emotionally based worldly text ride along with social platforms of anxiety and anxiousness designed to stimulate a non-acceptance of God or anything Divine. Because without truth, it has no ability to build a stable spiritual relationship with the Father and the Son. Instead, sets an emotional via that must be kept alive by hermeneutics about life as one desires, not truth as is in Christ. Thus, hypocrisy in the Church follows the same line of thought we see concerning political candidates who use it to follow out the hearts and minds of people, forcing them to see things from a narrated lie of others far worse than themselves.

Gen 6:5-6 And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination and the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. ⁶ And it repented the LORD that He had made man on the earth, and it grieved him at his heart. No doubt humanity has and will commit evil on its own, but a person’s heart is subject to change if the truth is presented and they recognize its value for life. God did not create us to be struggling through life. This is one reason Jesus came: that anyone who believes in Him as the Son of God would have an abundant life, both now and to come.

Issues that plague churches today are becoming so ingrained in social tradition and activist ideology that they can be removed only by a supernatural power and/or the death of the idea or its testator. Along with a spiritual exchange, there must be humility that emboldens the impartation of foundational values for life, liberty, and ministry that never change. The darkness in churches, which we call political correctness, stems from societal confusion, making it a defining issue for a nation’s quality of life. Today a heavy divide is along the lines of conservative and liberal seen both outside and inside the Church. Along with it, a spiritual hatred and emotional distention that prevails by efforts of social media oligarchs and pundits, whose ill-qualified egos summon a removal of all Christian entitlements.

None of this is happening by ignorance; it is clearly by design, as truth must be cut off, so voids occur regarding not only Christ and His Church but humanity at large. The biblical context will always contrast with political correctness, but the latter is now the Eisegesis in many pulpits of today. As this happens time and time again, congregants become less and less faithful to any truths within the word, leading to ignorance and the acceptance of worldly, mannered works. Thus, we now have a dark-aged mannerism present in a day of exaltation by ministries that are part of a Church that is now some 2000 years old in Christ.

As political correctness, or the mannerisms of it, deform a spiritual fellowship of believers, it becomes politicized by religious sects, deepening judgment and condemnation of those they deem responsible for its end-time demise.